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Both! I use it on damp hair just after i've washed it and I also use it for touch ups in between washed. Glad you found the video useful!

Its definitely something to consider, I don't always remember to use heat protectant before I start but the hairdryer temperature will remind me haha

Youre welcome! Glad you found it useful x

You’re welcome! I must have watched about 100 reviews before I bought mine, glad you found it useful 😊

No problem 😊 Hope you are enjoying your Airwrap!

Glad you found it useful!

Hi Vilma, I'm so glad it was helpful, thank you for your comment 🤎 I just checked out your channel and your hair is amazing! Dyson have really come a long way with diversifying the attachments, the Airwrap isn't perfect but it really is a fantastic multi styler tool!

@@samaralynch thank you so very much!! I agree with you on the Dyson air wrap. Not perfect but it’s the best one of its kind. I bout the shark flexi style and I totally regret it as it pulls my hair and I think this my hair feels nice either. I bought it thinking I was saving money but noooo I waisted and then bought the air wrap 😕

@vilmasclosett I’ve done that so many times haha everyone I try to save money, I end up buying twice!

You're welcome! Its definitely a splurge but I use it all the time, thanks for commenting :)

I'm so glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comment :)

Glad you like it! Thank you for watching x

Great, what are your go to styles with the hairdryer vs the airwrap?

I’m so happy that you found the video useful! I get exactly what you mean, it’s nice to have the length but longer hair is definitely a chore to manage sometimes. In terms of curling and waving, my go to is a flat iron or a curling want for waves and curls. I find the curls are more defined and hold much longer than with the airwrap. That being said, I’ve been exploring volume over definition lately and I want to experiment with the airwrap more, I also want to reduce the amount of direct heat on my hair so another plus for the airwrap there. TLDR, curling wand or flat iron for definition and hold, airwrap for volume and reduction of heat. How do find the corrale? I’m looking to replace my ghds and I’m open to recommendations!

@@samaralynch it took me a good year to really adjust to the corrale and I almost returned it to start with. You need less tension and a slower movement compared to my death clamp, pulling and tugging at my hair to glide down as quickly as I could with my corioloss and cloud 9s. However, ultimately my hair is in a much better condition since I switched to the supersonic and corrale. During lockdown my hair was the longest and healthiest or has ever been. You need to use thin sections and chase with a comb for best results, though the size is quite wide, I like that I can get a good amount of hair in at once. I thought I was took a bit longer, but when I improved my blow out technique I realised that the hard work is done there the corrale really doesn't have to do that much. I do not feel guilty about heat damage, I don't miss that smell of hot burning metal and my hair has stayed good condition (considering I have been bleaching it for the last two years). I love the cordless feature especially if I'm traveling at somewhere where the power points are not close to the mirror. The only thing I really dislike is that it is quite bulky which is amazing when you want to wave, flick, curl under as it just gives the look of a set or prof blow dry with round brush but I cannot get it up into my roots. So I have a mini babyliss was straighteners that I use especially when my keratin treatment is due and I have puffy roots. I've tried using friend's straighteners and now I always seem to miss the corrale which is strange because I didn't instantly take to to it. The Supersonic is my favourite Dyson hair tool, saves so much time, my hair is in amazing condition, I just could not love without. The corrale is the best straightener for me so I don't damage my hair and can easily glam up for a special occasion. I haven't quite mastered curling with it to do with angle I don't keep my hand at. Which is why I am now considering getting the airwrap, but keep seeing the airstrait videos so again I cannot decide 🤔

oh no! I talked myself out of the corrale a while ago because of the price, but I think you've just persuaded me haha I was looking at the cloud 9s originally but it looks like Dyson are going to be getting more money out of me 😅 I'm not sure you'll get glossy curls from the airwrap, kind of like how the airstrait isn't a flat iron, its a hairdryer for blow outs - curls on the airwrap are like blowout curls, theyre not quite the same as curls using direct heat from a flat iron or wand.

@@samaralynch sorry I don't have shares in Dyson, I wish I could then I could get a discount or more easily afford their products. I cannot currently source the air wrap, or separate attachments they I would want for the airwrap so think I will try curling again with the corrale. If that works then save my £s for the airstrait when it finally launches in the UK later this year!

Sounds like a plan! I’ve definitely got my eye on the corralle now, I might do a review on it!

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thank you x

I haven't used Hot Tools, but I used to have the Revlon version and I switched to the Dyson for the same reason. I could smell the heat on my hair after using the Revlon (I don't with the Airwrap) and it was quite heavy as well. I did like the size of the brush better on the Revlon, but Dyson has released a larger round brush since I bought the Airwrap, something to consider! In any case, a heat protectant is a must - I like the KeraCare one, there's a link in the description if you're interested x

Thanks for commenting! I haven't used the Shark flex style but the things I would be looking for when comparing it to the Dyson Airwrap would be 1) does it have all the attachments you want? For me, I'd want a Firm Brush, a Round Brush, a Pik and a Diffuser, 2) Do people with a similar hair texture to you like it? Are they using it for the same kind of styles you want to do? 3) weight - which one would you prefer to hold for an extended period of time? 4) practicality - do people look awkward when using it in videos? 5) quality - are multiple people reporting similar issues with the product? I hope that helps! I also have a more detailed review of the Dyson Airwrap on my channel if you want more info x

@@samaralynch thanks for such a thorough response. I will check out your dyson review.

Yes, I was trying out the KeraCare Oil Moisturizer but I wouldnt recommend it. The KeraCare Thermal Wonder heat pretectant is amazing though, I've just updated the description with a link!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video x

Hey, the attachments on the airwrap and hairdryer mean that you dont need a brush, its one of the reasons I like them so much. I've used the avlon texture release a few times but I think its mostly worn off by now. My hair is mostly 4a and 4b but the hair at the nape of my neck and above my ears is 4c and it works well enough! Hope that helps x

Thank you! I'm going to do a video dedicated to the hairdryer soon, I've been using it a bit more since I recorded this and I think I've found a way to dry my whole head much more quickly. It's so difficult to decide between the two! I 100% agree, the airwrap is much more versatile than the hairdryer but it has its drawbacks - I actually still prefer to use a curling iron or flat iron for curls instead of the airwrap. If your someone that's just looking for something to give you an easy blowout, the hairdryer is a much cheaper option and just as good as the airwrap at that x

The curls are good for adding body to the hair, but I wouldn't trust it if I wanted defined curls to hold all day. I prefer to use my flat iron or a curling iron for that. Would you be interested in a comparison video?

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

Thank you, I love your channel!

Glad it’s not just me 😂

haha the tiny strong of doom! You've described it perfectly 🤣